How do you say "several" in Italian?

diversi

Noun N/a

In Italian, "several" is diversi.

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Pronunciation

Give diversi a clean, even rhythm, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Grammar notes

diversi is n/a. Its plural is Diversi.

Example sentence

Questo mese ha letto diversi libri.

She read several books this month.

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How to remember diversi

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Questions about diversi

How do you pronounce diversi?

Give diversi a clean, even rhythm, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Is diversi masculine or feminine?

diversi is n/a. diversi is n/a. Its plural is Diversi.

How is diversi used in Italian?

diversi is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Questo mese ha letto diversi libri. (She read several books this month.).

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